SignalLab for Microsoft .NET

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SignalLab for Microsoft .NET is a set of components for very fast digital signal processing (DSP). The library allows very fast complex signal manipulations and visualization with zero lines of program code. Features include where you can acquire, process, record and display signals, play and analyze signals, display the results, generate output signals, and mix different signal sources.

SignalLab is a set of components for very fast digital signal processing (DSP).
The .NET 2.0 version is a set of managed .NET 2.0 components. The .NET version has the same performance as the native versions, and supports all the Microsoft .NET 2.0 languages including Visual Basic, C#, J# and C /CLI.

No specific info about version 5.0. Please visit the main page of SignalLab for Microsoft .NET on Software Informer.

SignalLab is a set of components for very fast digital signal processing (DSP). The library allows very fast complex signal manipulations and visualization with zero lines of program code.

 

Applications include:  real time data acquisition, process control, signal analysis, digital signal analysis, audio analysis, video analysis, data visualization, visual instrumentation and more.

 

A simple signal generation tutorial (.NET or VCL) and a more complex signal analysis tutorial (.NET or VCL)  are available in the tutorials section.

SignalLab contains: SignalPlayer, SignalLogger, Signal Generator for Sine, Triangle, Square, DC and Jaehne signals, Noise generators, Scope component, Waterfall, LowPass, HiPass, BandPass, BandStop filters, FIR, Arbitrary IIR, BiQuad IIR, Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT) inverse FFT, Discrete Fourier Transformation (DFT), Inverse DFT, Discrete Cosine Transformation (DCT), Inverse DCT, Median, Hilbert, Haar, Power Spectrum, custom filters, signal combining components, arithmetic components, Cartesian, Polar converters, format converters, custom integer, real, and complex data filters, and much more.  See the “Components” tab for details.

 

Our component libraries come in 3 versions a VCL – Firemonkey version (for Delphi / C++ Builder / RAD Studio 10.3), an MFC compatible Visual C++ version, and a .NET 4.0 supporting Visual Studio 2005 to 2019.
The RAD Studio version is a set of native VCL and Firemonkey components of which all include now the powerful Mitov Runtime.
The Visual C++ version is a set of native Visual C++ classes (components).
The NET 4.0 (4.5 and higher compatible) version is a set of managed .NET components.  The .NET version has the same performance as the native versions, and supports all the Microsoft .NET languages including Visual Basic, C#, J#, F# and C++/CLI.
Due to the unique architecture of the OpenWire platform, the components are implemented the same way in Managed .NET and native Windows (32 and 64 bit) environments. The code to control a component from VB.NET, C++/CLI, C#, and J#, Visual C++ MFC, Delphi, and C++ Builder is almost identical. This allows the developers to migrate and share code between the different environments thus significantly improving the productivity.

SignalLab is a set of components for very fast digital signal processing(DSP). The library allows very fast complex signal manipulations and visualization with zero lines of program code.
With SignalLab, you can add fast digital signal processing features to your VB.NET, C#, Visual C , Delphi and C Builder applications with minimal effort.
SignalLab comes in 3 versions a VCL – Delphi / C Builder version, MFC compatible Visual C , and .NET 2.0 version, compatible with Visual Studio 2005, Visual Basic.NET, C# and J#.

SignalLab .NET is a comprehensive library designed for anyone working on applications that entail visualization and fast digital signal processing. Thanks to the suite of components, you can acquire, process, record, analyze video or audio and display signals in real time.

As far as the analysis is concerned, the package enables you to calculate the noise stats of various signals, including but not limited to SNR, THD, SINAD and Harmonics. At the same time, you can take advantage of the SLPatternDeterctor to identify patterns in the buffers.

In case you are trying to combine multiple signals, then you are able to do perform all sorts of multiply, add, subtract and divide operations for one or more samples at the same time. In addition, you can change the output range, convert the Complex buffer to Real and Imaginary buffers or the polar from magnitude or phase pairs stored in input signals to Cartesian coordinate form.

It is worth mentioning that the utility comes with various custom filers that can make the processing smoother. Among the filers you can use, you can count on real values, real data, binary data, real matrix data, integer data or complex data. Other noteworthy functions that you can add thanks to SignalLab .NET include signal filters, timing components, transformations, visualization, video layers, matrix layers and control elements.

System requirements

  • .NET FRAMEWORK

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SignalLab VC++ is a set of Visual C++ components for fast Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and data visualization. Allows fast complex signal manipulations with zero lines of program code. SignalLab consists of SignalPlayer, SignalLogger, Signal Generator for Sine, Triangle, Square, DC and Jaehne signals, Noise generators, Simple Scope, Waterfall, LowPass, HiPass, BandPass, BandStop filters, FIR, Arbitrary IIR,BiQuad IIR,FFT inverse FFT,DFT, inv. DFT,DCT,inv. DCT,Median,Hilbert,Haar,Power Spectrum,custom filters,signal combining components, arithmetic components, Cartesian, Polar converters, format converters, custom integer, real, and complex data filters, and much more. Free for non-commercial use.

SignalLab for Microsoft .NET is a set of components for very fast digital signal processing (DSP). The library provides very fast complex signal manipulations and visualization with zero lines of program code. Features include where you can obtain, process, record and view signals, play and analyze signals, view results, generate output signals, and mix different signal sources.

What’s new in this issue :.

version 5.0.3.1 has fixed a bug when filling existing buffers in generic filters

Requirements:

Microsoft .NET 2.0 to 4.0

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